prop/test/microwaveprop_web/telemetry_test.exs
Graham McIntire fd976b0cd5
fix: resolve 391 Credo issues across codebase
- Add jump_credo_checks ~> 0.4 with all 20 checks enabled
- Fix all standard Credo issues: 139 @spec (113 done, 26 remain),
  4 refactoring, 3 alias usage, 9 System.cmd env, 5 unsafe_to_atom,
  2 max line length, 9 assert_receive timeout
- Fix 170+ jump_credo_checks warnings:
  - 117 TopLevelAliasImportRequire: move nested alias/import to module top
  - 32 UseObanProWorker: switch to Oban.Pro.Worker
  - 4 DoctestIExExamples: add doctests / create test file
  - ~20 WeakAssertion: strengthen type-check assertions
  - Various ConditionalAssertion, AssertReceiveTimeout fixes
- Exclude vendor/ from Credo analysis
- Remaining: 175 warnings (mostly opinionated WeakAssertion,
  AvoidSocketAssignsInTest), 26 @spec annotations
2026-06-12 13:51:32 -05:00

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defmodule MicrowavepropWeb.TelemetryTest do
use Microwaveprop.DataCase, async: false
alias Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox
alias MicrowavepropWeb.Telemetry
describe "metrics/0" do
test "returns a flat list of Telemetry.Metrics structs" do
metrics = Telemetry.metrics()
assert metrics != []
assert Enum.any?(metrics)
for m <- metrics do
assert %{name: _, event_name: event_name, measurement: _} = m
# Every metric carries its event path as a list of atoms.
assert event_name != []
assert Enum.all?(event_name, &is_atom/1)
end
end
test "covers each of the metric categories defined in the module" do
# The categories are private functions that build distinct event
# name prefixes; check one canonical metric per category exists.
names = Enum.map(Telemetry.metrics(), & &1.name)
name_strings = Enum.map(names, &Enum.join(&1, "."))
assert "phoenix.endpoint.stop.duration" in name_strings
assert "microwaveprop.repo.query.total_time" in name_strings
assert Enum.any?(name_strings, &String.starts_with?(&1, "vm."))
assert Enum.any?(name_strings, &String.starts_with?(&1, "microwaveprop.oban."))
end
test "every duration metric carries a unit (no bare :native measurements leak)" do
for m <- Telemetry.metrics(), String.ends_with?(to_string(List.last(m.name)), "duration") do
assert m.unit != :unit, "#{inspect(m.name)} should declare a display unit"
end
end
end
describe "dispatch_oban_queue_depth/0" do
test "emits one `oban.queue.depth` telemetry event per (queue, state) row" do
test_pid = self()
handler_id = {__MODULE__, :queue_depth_probe}
:telemetry.attach(
handler_id,
[:microwaveprop, :oban, :queue, :depth],
fn event, measurements, metadata, _cfg ->
send(test_pid, {:telemetry, event, measurements, metadata})
end,
nil
)
try do
assert :ok = Telemetry.dispatch_oban_queue_depth()
# With an empty oban_jobs table in a fresh sandbox, no events fire —
# the function still returns :ok and doesn't crash. If any rows
# happen to be there, each must carry a queue+state tag.
receive do
{:telemetry, [:microwaveprop, :oban, :queue, :depth], %{count: n}, meta} ->
assert is_integer(n)
assert byte_size(meta.queue) > 0
assert Map.has_key?(meta, :state)
after
200 -> :ok
end
after
:telemetry.detach(handler_id)
end
end
test "swallows DB errors without crashing the poller" do
# Manually close the sandbox connection so any DB query raises;
# the poller must still return :ok (telemetry is best-effort).
Sandbox.checkin(Microwaveprop.Repo)
assert :ok = Telemetry.dispatch_oban_queue_depth()
# Check a fresh connection back out so the async on_exit cleanup
# doesn't trip over the closed sandbox.
Sandbox.checkout(Microwaveprop.Repo)
end
end
describe "start_link/1" do
test "starts a named Supervisor under a fresh registry" do
# Different process name to avoid colliding with the already-running
# application supervisor.
sup_name = Module.concat([Telemetry, to_string(System.unique_integer([:positive]))])
# Call Telemetry.start_link/1 directly to exercise application code
{:ok, pid} = Telemetry.start_link(:ok, name: sup_name)
assert Process.whereis(sup_name) == pid
# Unlink before tearing down so the brutal-kill exit signal doesn't
# propagate to the test process (which trap_exit defaults to off).
Process.unlink(pid)
Process.exit(pid, :kill)
end
end
end